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Human Proteome Map Now Available

The catalog covering 84 percent of the proteins expressed in humans will be an essential reference tool for future research.

South Asia Lacks Predictive Model For Aerosols

South Asia requires a more accurate model of aerosol behavior in the region for better predictions of the spread of disease and flight disruptions, scientists say.

Breeding Fungus Resistant Oilseed Varities

Scientists have identified strains of oilseed plants that are resistant to the devastating fungal pathogen Sclerotinia.

Information Deficits In India’s Higher Education

To improve the quality of education in India, higher education institutions should submit information to the authorities, says Prof. Pushkar of BITS Pilani.

Biocon’s Mazumdar-Shaw Honored By Chemical Heritage Foundation

Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, founder of the Bangalore-based biotech company Biocon, is the first Indian to be awarded the Othmer Gold Medal.

ADB Invests US$60 Million To Boost Healthcare In Asia

The Asian Development Bank invests US$60 million in OrbiMed Asia to improve the delivery of healthcare services.

Indian Monsoons Becoming More Extreme

By combining meteorological records spanning 60 years with rigorous statistical methods, scientists have shown that Indian monsoons have become more variable.

Ten Thousand Paper Microscopes For Citizen Scientists

Scientists hope that the cheap and sturdy low cost microscopes will enable the diagnosis of diseases such as malaria to be crowdsourced.

Ineda Raises US$17 Million To Develop Chips For Wearable Devices

The Series B funding will be used to develop Ineda's ultra-low power and high performance semiconductors for the wearable device market.